BreOl72: That may be.
But that doesn't change the fact, that the game is
now available here.
And whether it was
initially turned down or not, is of no importance anymore.
TerriblePurpose: I'm not going to get into a big argument about it, but it
does have a direct bearing on his point.
thanks.
and yes. this was what i was referring to.
it's good that heaven's vault is here, finally.
it's bad that gog - who already knew of inkle's caliber through 80 days turned them down, initially, but this game gets through the process unscathed.
i'm glad gog do curation.
but it's also true that gog /should/ listen to their userbase in cases [like inkle's] where the decision is basically a no-brainer.
i mean, at least /some/ of the reason gog switched from "good old games" to gog was so that they could start picking up more indie games. inkle's pretty indie and makes interesting games that an audience here obviously wants. that's free money.
i'm glad alder's blood is here, too.
indies are generally interesting and i hope that this game finds a niche for itself.
the more choice, the better. [up to a point, obviously. non-curation like what steam does is...not the answer, either.]